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The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
The following testim onial from

The following testimonial from q
lady, says an exchange, has been left
al this Office, for sale, by dealer in
patent medicines: Dear Doctor: I will
say that, while suffering from a severe
backache, took ply purse in my hand
and went out to buy one Of your plas-
ters. met a street-thief on the cor
ner and was relieved at tonce. You can
use this for what it is worth. - CAica-
90 Tribune.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24

Do you know. Miss Smith, Z he
said. .'that when I see you I always look
about for white hcrseP'' 81 suppose
you do, Mr.. Brown" she replied, .and
do$you know the color OF the horse
that ]. look for on seeing you? { . 8 Z
hestnut (. Y. San.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24

CLOSING PRICES.
Ladies fine silk crown hats, sailor
rims, all colors. Price 81 SO, reduced
TO ST.
Children's Plush Bonnets, extra high
crowns, all colors. Price 81. SO, reduced
to $29S.
Chiluren's trimmed Hats. of Soft felt.
elegant goods. Price $3.50, reduced
The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
Gentlemen Dept t.

Closing sale Of Fancy goods. 20 doz.
pair Silk Muflers, with white centers:
coIored borders. RedEcel to 81 Is. so
dog. Gents Neckwpar. in the best and
.nobbiest holiday designs, at SOC to ST.
25 doz. Elegant Silk Suspenders. PIT up
in glass cases and offered at 81 to So 80.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

grE- @sg nm,F-rr lhute,u i1srrur'oIs.
) Lhn&i III: ELGG seaa lo ta'a.-ga-.
" ID lHtEr Sc-rcy, hg@.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

1t is eaid that the fsh in the Arkansas
river appear to be affected with some
strange disease. Many of them are
dying and rise to the surface, and it is
said that those caught with hook or net
spoil within q few hours after being taken
from the water. Some of our medical
men, suggests Pine Bluff paper, should
investigate this, and if the facts are as
represented the sale Of fish taken from the
river should be prohibited by the author
;ties.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06
CASH.

Dozens Of our subscribers owe for q
years su6scription-some more and some
less. We will expect you all to pay the
amounts due the RECORD office this fall
and start in anew with volume eleven.
We have gone to great deal Of expense
and, at times worry, to issue the RECORD
regularly, and are Hattorod to believe
that we make good paper, paper that
is giving general satisfaction with COM
petent judges Of a local paper, and have
50 far got through the hot weather and
most Of the moneyle6s season, though
not without great many embarrass-
meuts and crosses, which seemed at times
too heavy to bear. Through continued
sickness in the family and the necessity
Of hiring help, the finances Of the estab-
lishment are at low ebb, in fact have
about ebbed out. The money that is due
the Office would, if paid in, run US a
year or more. 1t is hard.earned money
without margin being reckoned. No
extyavagant profit in the bargain. viii
you make an effort at once to pay this
small debt? The paper has been sent to
your post-ofice every week, and it is but
natural for tie publisher to expect the
subscription price, So, send Or bring it
in as early as possible,
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06
AN EPIDEMIC.
TioleRt Forms Of Cholera Nor5gs at Bel
kRdp, IOicG. PrOStrdtes the iIbOlo
COmHlHRjty---d Pain

Statement Of the Facts By Leading Wcr-
chant Of the 1OUR
Last summer we bad an epidemic in rhis
community il the form Of cholera morbos,
Nearly every man, woman and child wes
Frustrated by it, and It seemed 70 be a Vi
Olent form We tried every medicine We
could find without relief l tn G -
went to Ouumwa and Blake, Bruce
& Co., wholesale druggists, dgis-
ed me to take home Cbamberlalns Colo
Cholera and Diarrbea Remedy, l done
so and distributed it, ard il gave relief
Immediately, it worked ike magic. or
dered more ol tbe remedy at once, and sold
itatnight at my home ! sold as much dur
ing the night as ! dl5 durlrg the day The
people here carno, coy enough in praise
OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Iiar-
rhea Remedy. J. Ii HELLWlG Merchant,
BelEnap, iowa. Sold by j. z. MotcalG
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

Matagorda county, Texas, is attracting
the attention Of the whole country, on
account of threatened race war. A
negro constable attempting to arrest a
white man for misdemeanor OCcasioned
the feud. Now 200 armed negroes and
several companies of state militia con.
front each other.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06
GRAND CHAPTER O. E. s.

The 18th annual ConyOcation of the
Grand Chapter of the State of Arkansas
assembled with Harrison chapter No. 25,
at 10 o'clock a. M, Sep. IA, 1887. Grand
officers present, j NJ Harkey, G W P;
Mrs S Alice Cox, G W NJ; j r DonnaI,
A P; Mrs. F B Walters, A NJ, G Higgs
secretary; Mrs. 7 o Dowell, treasurer;
Mrs. Minnie Eaton, conductress; Miss
Mary Baker, A Conductress; D t Martin,
marshal; E NJ Sawyer, as chaplain.
The points were all properly filed and
the chapter opened in form.
The Worthy Matron of Harrison chap
ter delivered beautiful address of well
come, which was responded to by the G
Worthy Matron in a most elegant and
feeling manner.
Roll Of chapters called and 38 found
to be represented. Seven new chapters
were added to the list.
On motion of sister Fannie Walters
the G MatrOn was allowed SIS for postage
and stationery, and the secretary was al
lowed SlO0 for his services,
plSCer AIlc6 CO& was introduced aS tnG
grand representative near this grand
chapter from the states of Indiana, Ilii-
nois, Iowa and Kansas, and was received
with the grand honor8,
On motion of j r Donnel subordinate
chapters were required to pey the oxpen-
ses of at least one delegate to the grand
chapter.
A committe of FIVE was appointed to
get up history of the Eastern Star in
Arkansas, consisting of Bros. r Mallet
and Geo Thornburg, Sisters Alice Cox,
Fannie Penn and Lula Vance.
A resolution passed adopting the Ma.
sonic Trowel, published at Walnut Ridge,
as the official organ Of the order.
A resolution by Mrs, Fannie Walters
was adopted, that the grand secretary fur
nish the Past Worthy Grand Matrou
with jewel in honor Of her long, faith
ful and efficient services.
A recess was taken when Harrison
chapter served the grand chapter with
refreshments. The officers elect were
then installed, and thus the Grand Chap
ter closed one of its most harmonious ses.
sions, to meet again at Little Rock, Nov.
18th at 10 o'clock a. M, prior to the meet
ing Of the grand lodge, +, & a. NJ. in
1888.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06
wuA-L wc.LE.aEra mA.

Prom .g ar'- e.. q. rave
Man. a..r.a .r .Fa directed
HsEa..ra or a. .. Brave,
T.la s..a..,o OR detected
Bv.wcmaas hand r.r 0ot~1- wand
That w.57la him a8 .5 uIa.N
And though l.eo.a Dis w.E r...E
-- wum..u-saa5 f. a.rs u.s. Eutr.
Vhe-nll ..e Jaa b. uoa., his days,
C1to Satao4wug reuEes him.
I-aEsaroI Showing Hr hlsHu
MANS what @ woman makes Lin.
Woman the ballot may not cast
That decides The fate OF nations,
But she decides fate at la5.,
In more exalted stations;
For as the sunlight paints the flower
Or the moon controls the ocean,
Man shows the effect Of womGus power
in his every act and motion;
For whether corruption stain his name,
Or the trickster's gold e'eT shakes him,
He ever shows to her praise or shame,
Mans what woman makes HIM.
As the moon which casts her silYery
light
On mans terrestrial dwelling,
Stealing away the gloom of night,
His list of joys still swelling,
Does but reflect in borrowed light
The Day-king's dazzling sheen;
So man in virtues luster bright,
Reflects from natures queen
For manifestlY it is shown
Whate'er in hfe O'ertakes him
That good or bad, the seed that's sOwn.
Mans what a woman makes him.
Man, a mirror holds to view
A WOman's self reflected
And she's the woman, vile or true,
By whom his paths directed.
Let women then who fain would show
An image pure and fair,
Into this mirror strive to throw
Naught else but virtues, rare.
Though good or bad your influence be,
The day at last o'ertakes him,
When all the world may plainly SEQ
Mans what G woman makes him.
We may make the streamlet pure
BY making pure the fountain;
We may a broader view secure,
By climbing high the mountain;
So will the sons, young men and brothers
More liberal and moral be
If the sisters, maids and mothers
Are elevated morally.
Man boasts himself creations king,
But woman's hand still shapes him;
He may be made most anything.
Mans what woman makes him.
&C, L. Morris, in LockesbuTg TOcSin.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

We congratulate the proprietors of the
Jonesboro Times upon the financial boom
which that paper has enjoyed for the past
three weeks. The Times has been forced
to issue full-page supplement to accom-
modate adVertisers-merchants OF the
town-during that time.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

An exchange says that the wife of Il
Tennessee farmer has left her husband
because he would not allow her to sit on
the lap of tho hired man. The farmer
did not want his hired man OverwOrked.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

The prohibition amendment which was
voted on in Tennessee on the 29th ult.,
was defeated by nearly 10000 majority.
Women worked all day at the polling
places in the cities, furnishing free
lunch to those who would vote for the
amendment.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

The Telephone is informed that Presi-
dent Clevelanis special train will pass
through Sharp aod Lawrence counties
between 9 and y o'clock a. 10 A., on the
IA inst.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

-a ..nl. ..v T9I.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

Statement Of the Facts By Leading Wa
chant Of the Torn.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

THIS GOOD CID 3TARDagY
occompHshos for everybody exactly what claimed
forit One the reasons for the great popularityor OF
tho Mustang LinEment is found inits uniyoTaui
applicability. Everybody nocd9 such medicine
The uuubcrmun needs lt IN case Of accident
The Housewife needs 1t for geuGTalfarnlly use.
The Cunalcr needs lt for his teams and his men.
Ehg Mechanic needs 1t always on his work
bench.
The EIirerrooasiti 70 in case Of emergency.
The erreedsit--can'tg get along without it.
The Farmer needs It il his house, his stable,
and his stock yard,
ThC Etolmb0aG r1un Cv tho BOatmnu needs
itia liberal supply G1ont0nd ashore.
Tho TIorgcsfnncicr needs lit ID his best
friend and safest reliance.
Tho &tSci--grOT0r needs fit VIII save him
thousands Of dollars and o world OF trouble
The Railroad man needs it and viii need itso
longa hisIfo is round Of accidents and dangers.
EhC BaczvooGsnlun nesdsit There is moth
ing like It as an antioto for the dangers TO life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The U5erchan, needs i5 about hi5 store among
his employees. Accidents VIII happen, ana when
these como the Mustang Eminent iswauJed atouce'
HsCnn Bottle I'm sue U0Gs0s 'Ti5 tho best OF
economy.
Keep a Bottle iu ta0 Factory ft5immediata
use m case Of rocaolt saves pain and lg7s Of wages
Keep q EotEle Always IN Chg Stable for
uso when wanted.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

Under the Now postal laws the Two
cent stamp is to be green, and the postal
card may be returned or forwarded the
same as letters.
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-2752
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK, I

oct. 1, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has flea notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the County Judge of
lizard county, at Melbourne, Ark, on Nov. II,
1851, viz; Asa Robertson, homestead entry No.
y l09 Tor the north half Of the southeast quarter
and the southeast quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter Oh Sec ~ ~ tf2Wnshp 5 HorJn, range @ We5i, ST.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz; John W Cooksy, " y Brumttt,.
ThOs II Robertson and Frank II Garner, all Of
Franklin, Arkansas, K, V. YEAKLE,
A Oct. Register
Sharp County record., 1887-10-06

The Port;a Free Press LAS jas. CON-,
pIotod It's FIRST volume May tIa n.g-ay
prour;otore i've 70 add tTo o'a to the
right Of that /.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

The theatrical Proression .

Merit viii win and receive public recognition
snd praise. Facts which are the outcome Of
general experience. growing through years Of
critical and Prac teal test, beo5me as rooted
and immovahle as the rock Of Glib altar in pub
Tic opinion, and hsneefoFth need NJ further
guarantees as to their genuineness. The indie
putsble fact that svift's speciae Is the best
blood purifier in the world, Is one OF these
tumovahle Gibraltar rock facts Of which we
have anoken, and every days experience roots
this coaytction deeper and deeper In public
opinion. Every class Of our people In AMER
lea ana IN Europe, every trade, calling aBd
professtoa, tncluding the medical profession,
have borne voluntsry testimony to the re-
maFkzble virtues OF s 8. 8, and its iufaiiihle
efaescy In euring all diseases Of the blood.
These Testimonials are on file By tbs thonsanis
aud open to the inspection Of all. Now come,
unsolicited. two distinguished members OF
The theatrical profession, who gratefully tss-
tify 20 the wonderful curative qualities Of ibe
specific In their individual oases. Their tes-
timontals are hsrawifh submitted q the pub
lie without farther comment-let them speak
fer themselves. The Lady ia . member q the
"a IloEs ITALIA 1beater Company OF New York.
ard formerly OF the Residence TheateF, Ber-
lin, Gssaisny, aud Of McYieker's stock com.
psay, OF ChicsEa. TIE gsntleman is a wei
known memb q The View FORK Thslla The
Atsr Company. Both are vel knoEn in The
atFieai circles ia his eaHntFy and IN EGroPt
Charlotte RaBdows Testimony.
Nav TosK Nay ). IssT.
SEifs Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ga - fisntleEnen /:
Haviag beer annoyed vita pimplss. erupgions
aud reaghnsss q TIE skin. from bad eundi-
lion e my blood, f. more thar year ] gsea
ieading preparation q sarsapariiia aud other
Advertised remedies 10 no sGscf. Thsn cos
suited proauinent physician, ard from his
treatment received no benefit I iRsn o3u-
Glazed % ~ the 2 = remedy fer tie blood,
and or six packages, By thorough eraii-
eation Of ny trouble and restoring smcothness
% my skin. have mAds me hsppy, and I cheer
fnlly give YEA this tessimoaiAl for surh use
and pubiicity - you sish - make Of It.
CHAMoTrE RANDou.
Isa Rewery. near CAoAi E'fest
Hnso Hsssksri'a Testimony.
he swift Specific Company. Atiauta. "a
GeEflemea. FoF tso years hsa q sewers case
Of scz IA used tar soaps. suiphur soag ard
sArfsus 0thsE remedies. and vas psescrfbsG
Tor By Rumssvs Of Physicians, bat foana 20
ri e. Al last ssisFnibea 70 Try he :. g. =
rsmsaly, Aoa sven or eight boitiss have thag-
oagAiy relieved ne, and yea can sss this Ger.
iie1ass - sny UzEneT ysu wisA
nuEa MAs4gERI
MeEbsr Of TAalfa Thesasf
NxN YaaE Nay 2. 1871.
Treatise On BLEED ard Sktn Diseases mailed
frea. The sWfFT SPECIFIC go.
Drawer g. Atizuta. Gs.
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FRon PoRr TeWxsxxB.
okME OF BASH BALLs-ELsrsoRE SOLD
TU0 TYKE TO BE REPAIRED N san
FRANCrsco-EKARLx A COLLISION
BETWERS THK MEXICO AND
A scH0oEWB.

(RsgaEar Corr. Pest zfelligsAcer.j
The baseball Clubs Of Coupeville and
Port Tounsend Will confess for the
championship next Saturday, back OF
town. Only two g4mes haEs been
played thus far this season, which re-
suited in eaeh club winning q game.
After that event has tFanspired, q ball
will be given by the Townsend boys
A fair andisnce greeted Major Hen
dershot, the drummer boy Of the Hap
pahannock. An excellent program was
rendered under the auspices Of the
Weman's Christian Temperance Union.
The Simpson Brothers Of San Fran
cisco, and Captain Cameron. are re-
ported 70 have purchased the bark
EisinoFe from J. o. Merrill Of that city.
The terms Of the sale are private. The
EIsinofe was built in Newburyport,
Massachusetts, Ia 1866. She is Cos net
tonnage, l47 feet long, sos fesg breadth,
and ia feet in depth. She sailed from
Port BIakely on March 9th for San
Pedro. and while Of Cape FIattery en-
eounteFed suah rough weather, thai shs
pot into Barclay Sound. After remain
inc there for over a month, the ElsinoFe
returned to this port, discharged her
=
The old steamship Orizaba, which has
for over q QaaFteT of century piled tse
Pacific Coast waters, is being disnen-
tied at San Francisco. The boilers and
machinery have been removed, and al
most all the wood work above deck has
been taken down. Il Is reported thai
she is already sold, aud will be fitted 40
as sailing vessel.
aNA Nrr1n
which is at present in England, has
been purchased by San Francisco par
ties for the coal trade between VII
minGson aud British Columbia ports.
The steamer Mexico arrived here last
night from San Francisco. The NOR
chandise valuation manifest was as fol
lows: To Victoria and Sound ports,
&l4.679; Chicago, 1881; Massachusetts,
$3i75; New York, $3.50; Sioux City,
4l720; sc. Louis, $40; Japan, SSs3.
The Mexico brought mp qaarfz mill
| ing plant, which was transferred to the
Ancon for shipment TO the Douglass
Island mines. This mill will be eighty
stamp power. There are at the present
time two other quartz stamp mills IN
active operation on the island. Messrs.
| l.. II. Nolte, William Kirsehbaum, j. l..
Dc1iEt O6NAu ATu6cA u10 O11ns E0A0C1l
from the Union Iron Works Of San
Francisco, weat up on the Anoon to sa-
periRtend the erection Of this ma
chinery.
The steamship Alki was at Union
Wharf today taking on board $50 bar
rels consigned 10 the Kiliisnoo oannery,
situated on a river by that name in
Alaska. The Alki had on board zoo
tons of mining machinery from SIN
Francisco, besides 10000 feet Of lum-
bes from Seattle for the Alaska Union
Mining Company at juneau.
TIE powerful tug Tyee will leave for
San Francisco next week, where her
boilers will undergo some repairs. This
will undoubtedly increase the business
Of the remaining tugs, as the IYee has
always had all Of the work she could
perform.
While the steamer Mexico vas Cff
Cape Mendooino che very nearly ran
down a small schooner, during a heavy
fog which prevailed. However, the
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PrrTsBuR0, Aug. 2.-The NeW FORKS
sustained their reputation today OF
bsing heavy hitteRs. They had Meteor
mIek's delivery completely solved, and
knocked the ball repeatedly 20 svery
portion Of the field. earning thirteen Of
their seventeen runs. keefe was also
bit rather freely, bat the good fielding
Of the New Yorks kept Pittsburg down
TO four runs. The attendance was only
$50. SeoTe:-PittsbuFa, 4; New York
IL.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-OhicagO 10. Wash
ineton 3.
PIrTsBuno, Aug. 2.-PittsburR 4, New
York IL.
DErROIr. Aug. 2-Desroit 10, Phila'
delphia'3.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. indianapolis 8
Boston Is.
PH1IADn.PHIA, Aug. Athletics, 6
st. Louis, 4.
NEw YoRK, Aug. 2.-Metropolitans, 6
Cincinnati, 1. Only eight innings on
account OF rain.
IEDIANAPoLIs, Aug. 2.-Indianapolis,
8; Boston, Is.
DErRoTr, Aug. 2.-Deirois, To- Phila-
delphis, 3.
BRooKLYs. Aug. 2. = Brooklyn, 4
Cleveland, l.
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MsxisO sxans nrousd N tims % ssOid :
Tee Gillian ship Hindsstsn sailea
frnz MoOdvvilie today. loaded vita
lumber for Valparaiso
The bsxk Nanaimo, Captain Newly,
which has been IN Royal koads for sev-
sraI days, icaded with inmbsr for ftsnf-
sin, China, vas toEea to ssA tooay.
This vsssaj has beep erroneoasay 70
ported a. bound 10 San Francisco.
The ships Oregon ana John a;
Briggs, coal laden from Seattle. passed
d01H last night bound 10 San Fran
ei8eo.
ne ship Rosie Welt. lumber laden,
vas towed 20 sea last night By the tof
Tvee, Bound 90 California.
The ship Zalsika waR toged 9 SO
today By the tue Pilot. bound 20 falpa'
rais8 from Moedyville, loaded With lum'
Der.
The steamer Mexico viii carry 500
Gases Of salmon from Victoria On nsxi
Saturday.
The ships wilma and America vert
towed 10 sea o. Sunday frsm Nanaimo
bound 10 San FRANCHISES.
Pozr TovxsESD. Aus. 9, 1881.
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Pnnama. dsasd Jniy Zsh. asy shat ths
sine uAtsh u Fazin9 ~ Ant1oq1.a .
a its heiahs ID san YiBsente- I've
ckiidFen 10 oas family died Of eierpa-
lisa. Tgeuty thsasand dollars have
bean Eaissd IN MedsliiB, but tbs H1ln g
nct enourh. A rsfzef eomEE1ftce N t<a9
EegsFo Ass 30 families - ssppoEt-
Prseaanumssen 81 ne Gas.
Boxskx AuR. 2-Tas Car rsesnklg
nekad the Ameer of BakhaKa ~ 20
shethsr Ii subtects would sasist k1ssaa
"a fba event Of var The AmeeE Feplieo
fhaa Ii sabfeess wers Mnsisns end
woulf rsbef II Be assisted Kssais. fhs
psoclamation Of she CzzT has besn
uostef On the gates Of 6smaEe8nd prom
sing skat RassiA win nst interfere With
TuFeomans and Uxsbsks provided kas-
sian exoops are aiio9ed free pa1aRe
thrQagh the ooantry.
letter frsm Enaan Bey.
LOxpos, AnR. 2.-Emin Bey, TIE Afrl-
| cau sxplorer, wFats from Wadelia an
| DER date Of February 10, 1851, thai his
reoapeosa we're hopefnl. and that De was
aboGt 10 staxt o. 70 the koberRAa
oosntry.
F1f MARooE AAbtSfe
wAszrxaros. Ana. 2.-Maior ". h
n. Beuyanrd. Cnited States Engineer
IL bis annual report recommends me
acpFopriasion Of SIS. CO fer the i'm
psovenent Of Wilmington Harbos, Cali.
fornia, 20 be expended in dredging and
ietfy buildinR, and 5000 for repairs g
tie isvse 81 San DESC.
Heaviest Rain fer Years.
CHAR1EsToS (W. Va, Aug. 2-ThlI
evening hsavY wind storm visited thi'
eisy and vicinity, unFoohnR bniidinRs
and ovsFturnine small honses. Reports
from the eountFy say that tbs damage 4
heavy 10 the way Of destroying eeops
fEuit, flowers and trees Tbs rainfall
was the heaviest here for years.
Decrease Of Cash.
wAsHrxoFos, Aug. 2.-The statement
prepared at the Treasury Department
/ shoWs that daring the month OF JulJ
last there was q pet decrease Of f6,6S3,.
7tB Ia cash IN the Treasury, and ne'
increase in the circulation OF S4,O4I lSS
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cH1cAoo.wAsH1xor0s,

CHICAGO, AuR. 2. -TodAy's game vas
a slaughter. Mr.. whitney, who pitched
for the Washingtons, vas raped hard
ana constantly, aud his colleagues
made-too many errors. This tells the
whole tale. The weather vas very hot
bus the attendance vas good. Score
Chicago, 10: Washington, 3.
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steezs, 8s1S7k IS, afoaksrz and fsedess,
&1-75a 20: Texas cattle. el.5o9&sA :.
HOGS, rsostrfs II. 90. str01R for 1000
enes, Fosah snd MIXED. $685. paek-
inc and shippinR. ss-31S2s hEhk
s6sep. rsasspss 400; sssadE. natives
8s9ai5; western, tSS3-0 Texans,
f25oG350.
TIE Drszsrs' yeMrHaFs special cable
gran from London qaotes very neagfe
supplies, pKiceH o1s cent betzeRi Raoc %
sxfrs AmeEiesn steers. $1l412
WOOL MAKKKr.
PmzADnERzrA. Ane. 2.-Wool, dali
and nominal.
BosruN, Aua. 2-Wool, quiet; Onio
and Pe1usylVania, dull.
NEw YoRx, AuR. 2.-WoOl. quief. 90
nsssie Asscss. So9S7e; pulled. 14saSos
TaxAa 9e25e.
shippisg Intelligence
Pom D1scovKax, Aag. 2.-AFrived-
Ship Mount Washington. barksntine
Nakah.
TATooaH, Aug. "A Bark vas towed
out b. the tug Alexander at noon 4
ship and Q bark were toWed oot -
Q. u. The ship Oregon in TOW OF th'
tux GOIiah passed out ct ?. %. koRgy
/ fresh southwest wind
Sax FRAEcEsOo. Aug. ARRIVED
Steamer Geo. W. Elder, Seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03
NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION
OF C0PARTSERSHHP.

TIE FTRn HEsEToFOKE EXISTING
l Entar ths Ara nAzzs All o = 81 Ee IL
4 Fax, 1aiag tasinsss In tAz Cts = csst.
On Ksus coEaty. VAS tnE1an YcErfs ~. &. thfs
Say stssn3vsd by INITIAL eoassut NJ. Eesr-s
RecfsT nsyiaE Yzreezssd - SEtlra ia.nrest
q NJ. Nts.aa Pa ~ tes Ass3 ara hsassnqes
ERQea a. tee Coz nsfetAl Hsssl
AZ &eels OEihg . sats Azm Eill b dict
a D. Mr. sscksF. ElA al dskta e a4ia arm
viii se uaia b. kim
psset ssxtsie Srig =. Isl.
RD8E4T BECKER
Us e WILLIAM EoL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-03

EuRRKA, New A1g. l.-Valuasle
beds Of nitFs have bsen found neat
Mount Hope, IN this county. The foei
Formation 10 Which the nitre oocar'
forms q considerable paft OF the noun
tain, aud steps have bsen taken 20 fur
thaF ofoapeca the beds.